Thoughts on the Surrender of Kathy Powers: December 1993-Marilyn Buck
1993 interview with Marilyn Buck on the surrender of Kathy Powers. download
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Brief History of the Dante Di Nanni Assault Brigade
Dante di Nanni was a Turin worker active in the GAP formation of the Resistance who was killed by the Nazi fascists in 1944. The Dante Di Nanni Assault Brigade was formed in 1976 on the initiative of militants from the Marxist-Leninist scene in Tuscany. The main actions of this …
Social War in Italy-April 1976
01.04.1976 Milan: Three cars are torched overnight. One of them belongs to a trade unionist at Alfa Romeo. Rome: A neo-fascist is assaulted outside of his home. 02.04.1976 Milan: A five person commando enters the Magneti Marelli location on via Crescenzago during a meeting. They draw the five pointed star …
Social War in Italy-March 1976
01.03.1976 Rome: Molotov cocktail attack against carabinieri barracks in the Quadraro neighborhood. National: Attacks on carabinieri barracks in Florence, Genoa, Milan, Naples, Pisa, Rome and Turin. Some military vehicles are burned. A leaflet distributed in Turin claims these actions as a joint operation by the Red Brigades and the …
Social War in Italy-February 1976
February In a document issued by the clandestine paper Lotta armata per il communismo, the Red Brigades identify the carabinieri as their main target because, the carabinieri are “the specific weapons of the bourgeois for struggle against the revolutionary organizations”. In light of this document a series of unclaimed …
Social war in Italy-January 1976
10.01.1976 Alessandria: Massimo Maraschi, the Red Brigades militant implicated in the Gancia kidnapping, and tried in Alessandria for the Cascina Spiotta shootout in Acqui (in which Red Brigades founding leader Mara Cagol was killed), sentenced to thirty years imprisonment. The ruling will be annulled on appeal in Turin a …
ON A DISCUSSION ABOUT “SUBJECTIVISM” AND “MILITARISM”-1980
[Source: Corrispondenza Internazionale, May/September 1980. pp 87-91. Original translation edited for clarity.] The following is a document sent by militants of the Red Brigades prisoners in the jail of Palmi, against economist, subjectivist and militarist tendencies in this issue of Corrispondenza Internazionale we are only publishing a translation of the …
BRIEF HISTORY OF THE REVOLUTIONARY COMMUNIST COMMITEE (COCORI)
The Revolutionary Communist Committee (CoCoRi) is formed in Milan in the autumn of 1976 in the context of the Communist Committees for Worker’s Power and some other independent factory (Marelli Worker’s Committee, Falk Worker’s Committee) and neighborhood committees. Their area of political and cultural reference is that revolving around the …
BRIEF HISTORY OF THE ARMED COMMUNIST FORMATIONS (FCA)
After the dissolution of Worker’s Power, which took place during the Rosolina Congress (RO) in May-June 1973, militants of this structure formed the Communist Committees. Between the autumn of 1973 and the end of 1976, the most significant of them is in the Centocelle Communist Committee (CoCoCe) in Rome. In …
One More Step-1983: Draft Translation
[the following is a preliminary draft translation from the French text in Ligne Rouge Number Four. The original Italian can be found in Le parole scritte of Maria Rita Prette’s Progetto Memoria] Red Brigades-Walter Alasia Column: One More Step 1983 Introduction “In fields the oranges are scattered, In groups …